Not a prototype. Not a slide deck. Production AI, built on your user data, with adoption guarantees.
They're evaluating models, testing APIs, building prototypes in staging. But nothing is live. Nothing is generating revenue.
Every week you wait, the gap widens. They're closing deals on AI roadmaps. You're still in "evaluation mode".
Everyone has opinions. Nobody has data. You're guessing which AI use cases your users would actually adopt.
Your board sees AI adoption metrics in every meeting. Your sales team closes deals faster because you have AI capabilities competitors don't.
Your engineering team has a repeatable playbook for shipping AI features. No more "we need to research this." No more 6-month "evaluations." They ship AI the way they ship any other feature — with confidence, with instrumentation, with adoption targets.
You're not asking "should we do AI?" You're asking "which AI feature next?"
| Before | After |
|---|---|
| AI strategy is a slide deck | AI strategy is 3-5 shipped features with adoption data |
| Prototypes dying in staging | Production features with 10%+ adoption |
| Engineering researching "which model to use" | Engineering shipping features on a repeatable playbook |
| Board asks "what's our AI strategy?" | Board sees AI adoption, retention lift, expansion revenue |
| Competitors announce AI first | You're known as "the AI company" in your category |
How It Works
A.I.M. runs the engagement. D.A.T.A. ensures your foundation is ready. Together: production AI in 6-8 weeks.
Week 1-2. We identify which AI features would actually move revenue — not which models are coolest.
Week 3-6. We build and deploy one production AI feature — not a prototype, not a proof of concept.
Week 7-8. We track adoption, iterate based on usage data, and hand off a playbook your team can use.
Before we build anything, we run D.A.T.A. — a readiness assessment that tells you if your data can actually support AI. No surprises in week 4.
Do you have enough historical data for model training?
Is your data clean, labeled, and reliable?
Is your event tracking structured for ML consumption?
Can models query your data in real-time, or is it siloed?
Why this matters: We've seen teams spend $200K on AI features only to discover their data couldn't support them. D.A.T.A. catches this in week 1. If your data scores low, we fix that first — before writing a single model training script.
Pricing
One-time · 3 weeks
One-time · 6-8 weeks
Ongoing · 3-month minimum
| AI Opportunity Assessment | $15,000 |
| Data Pipeline Build | $12,000 |
| Model Development | $18,000 |
| AI UX Design | $10,000 |
| Production Deployment | $8,000 |
| Adoption Instrumentation | $7,000 |
| Total itemized value | $70,000 |
| AI Feature Sprint price | $50,000 |
If your AI feature doesn't hit 10% adoption among active users within 60 days of launch, we iterate free until it does. We're incentivized to build something your users actually want — not just something that works technically.
Everything you need to know before booking a call.
6-8 weeks. Production-ready. 10% adoption guaranteed.